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What grade do you give the Packers for NFL Draft second, third rounds?
TL;DR
The Green Bay Packers selected cornerback Brandon Cisse and defensive tackle Chris McClellan in the second and third rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft. Early reactions from experts and fans have been positive regarding these picks.
Key points
- Packers selected Brandon Cisse in the second round
- Packers traded up to draft Chris McClellan in the third round
- Early reactions to the picks have been positive
- Focus on strengthening immediate needs on the roster
- Cisse adds speed to the secondary
Green Bay PackersBrandon CisseChris McClellan2026 NFL Draft
What grade do you give the Packers for NFL Draft second, third rounds?
The Green Bay Packers had to wait more than 24 hours to make any 2026 NFL draft selections. But when the time finally came, general manager Brian Gutekunst used the extra time to strengthen immediate need areas on the roster.
The Packers took South Carolina cornerback Brandon Cisse with the 52nd overall selection in the second round and then traded up to grab Missouri defensive tackle Chris McClellan in the third round with the 77th choice.
Early reactions from both national draft experts and fans were positive as the Packers added speed in the secondary and a run-stopping nose tackle.
How do you feel about the first two players the Packers drafted?
What grade would you give the Packers in the second and third round? Poste your vote for the first two rounds below.
Q&A
Who did the Packers draft in the second and third rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft?
The Packers drafted cornerback Brandon Cisse in the second round and defensive tackle Chris McClellan in the third round.
What were the early reactions to the Packers' 2026 NFL Draft selections?
Early reactions from national draft experts and fans were positive, highlighting the addition of speed in the secondary and a strong run-stopping nose tackle.
